Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1887-03-11
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Rev. DR.. VIM. Dinwiddie, who year OF
two ago conducted a most successful revival
at the First Presby terian church in Staunton,
has resigned his pastorate of the Second Pres
byterian church at Alexandria, intending to
devote his time and talents hereafter exclu-
sively to evtngelization. His home will be
on his farm at Greenwood, Albemarle.
The Weems estate in Baltimore was settled
up few days ago. 1t aggregated $4,000
Misses Gussie and Rachel Weems, who for
several years resided in StauntOn and attend
ed school at the Virginia Female Institute,
are the legatees. The excess of their income
over their expenses during their minority
yielded 1923, 600, sum which was added to
the sum given above.
The Shenandoah county Agricultural So
ciety at its June meeting in Woodstock, pro-
poses to have it's members addressed by Capt.
F. A. Daingerfeld on horse breeding and
trotters, by Major Chrisman, of Rockingham,
on short horns, by DR.. King on Jerseys and
butter making, by Capt. G. Julian Pratt, of
Waynesboro. on creameries. by Capt F. E.
Rice on application of plaster, by Hon. D. S.
Henkel, L. Triplett Jr., and Judge Rye on
contagious amin al diseases, by Gen. Meem on
sheep, and by other we'll known gentlemen
on draft horses. hogs, poultry, small grains,
corn, grass, ensilage, &c.
The New Market "Valley'' says: cdr
Fred. L. Henkel of Stsunton, Va, who has
been attending special course of medical
lectures in New York city, the past several
months, arrived here Thursday, where he
will spend several days with his mother and
other relatives" DIR. III. has since arrived in
Staunton
R. P. Grim, Superintendent of the B. & o.
on Tuesday of last week to Miss Dora V.
Gaines of Rockingham.
Mr. A. Floyd Heck formerly OF Staunton,
is preparing business advertising directory
of Lexington, to be hung up in the public
places there. 1t is done in fancy penman-
ship.
The young men of Greenville have organ
lied society under the name of the Green.
Vile City Society, for social amusement.
The officers are Frank Larew, Jr., President
H. E. Apple, Secretary, and Edward :. Ran
dolph, Treasurer. Its first entertainment
was at the Greenvile Hotel.
The Madame Janish-M Moore marriage Incense
matter at Danville. is now said by the latter
to have been joke to show how easily licen-
s. S can be obtained in America. On the 9TH
er hand correspondent of the Richmond
"State' says the marriage was stopped after
a stormy interview between Madame Janish
and Mr. Stone, her manager, who threatened
to end the engagement and sue her for dam
ages if it went on. The same writer says
Rev. Dr. DANES services had been engaged
and the wedding would have taken place had
it not been for the business views of Mama
ger Stone.
The Chicago ''News'' prints the sworn tax
return of 40 or so millionaires, board of trade
and business magnates, in which they rate
their personal property anywhere from $500
to SO, OUO, underneath pictures of their palav
tial houses. One man, who has an immense
four-story Queen Anne establishment with
stables. swears all his horses at $40, carria-
ges at-the same sum, pianos at $50, and
household and Office furniture at $780,
The officers elected at the Southwestern
Lunatie Asylum at Marion are DR.. Harvey